Our Brand Is Crisis Page #2
There's one detail that Ben
neglected to mention.
The opposition has hired
their own American.
Pat Candy.
God, you guys are amazing.
Amazing. Unbelievable.
What? Oh, come on.
He didn't beat you. You beat yourself.
And I'm giving you
another shot at the title.
Light the fire, honey.
You wanna go out? Go out.
But go out a winner.
Damn it, Nell.
Castillo is a self-made millionaire.
He's known as a conservative senator
and a voice for globalization.
Sure, there were some problems
the last time he was president,
but he is back with a new,
positive attitude.
Just keep that f***ing
hippopotamus away from me.
- No problem.
- Okay.
It's all about extremes in Bolivia.
It's the highest,
most isolated country in South America.
You know, you got a wealthy urban elite
who have been dominating
political and economic life for centuries,
but the vast majority of
the population are dirt poor.
Now, they've had decades
of militaryjuntas,
bloody coups, tanks on the street.
I mean, it's no joke down there.
During your presidency,
there was a lot of social unrest.
So if you could go back in time,
what would you change?
Is there something
wrong with her?
- You okay, Jane?
- Okay, so what is it?
What did... What did he do?
Try and think. Perhaps all the people
who died during the protests?
Yes, I... I don't know.
Aww!
Hola.
...close together.
I'm just trying to get off the damn plane.
Hi, thank you. Nice to see you.
Looking sharp, Buckley.
- Oh!
- You okay?
Honey, honey, honey. Easy, easy.
Probably the altitude sickness.
We're so high up here,
you get low partial pressure of oxygen.
Very common with the visitors.
- She can't breathe.
- She'll be all right.
Tell us more about our candidate.
Well, Castillo's carrying
a lot of history,
a lot of bad associations.
So the job here, basically,
is to take a candidate that
the electorate doesn't like,
rebrand him, and then
sell him, sell him, sell him.
Shouldn't be too difficult.
Look at those camels.
They're not camels.
They're, um, llamas.
Looks a lot like a camel to me.
They are in the camel family.
Llamas, alpacas, camels,
they're in the same family.
Yeah,
those are baby hairy camels.
Can I put my bag here? It's okay?
Can we just go, please?
Yeah, but do you
want, uh... Can you open your window?
- I want you to not speak for a second.
- All right. Okay.
Sir? Uh, a little heat, please?
Ben, how do you pronounce these, uh,
indigenous, uh, people?
- The... Yes.
- The Quechua?
- Aymara. Guarani.
- Guarani.
Constantly protesting.
They're pretty much the majority here.
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